What's On Tech?

Background Samsung has released a critical software update for the Galaxy Note 4 to fix many issues relating to the fingerprint scanner. This update is critical to avoid unnecessary DOA returns and repairs that will negatively impact our Customer's First promise. Enhancement and fixes The critical software update will apply the following enhancements and fixes: Qualcomm patches to address: fingerprint scanning issue possible software update freezes and front camera issues Enhanced connection with Gear VR When to install the software update The software update must be installed: upon activating all new Galaxy Note 4 devices. Install the software update in-store, or instruct customers on how to perform the update on their own. before preforming a DOA or sending Galaxy Note 4 device for repair if the customer is experiencing issues with the fingerprint scanner. If issues continue after this update, please follow normal troubleshooting steps. Action ...

If you are a fan of the Android world, HTC is a brand that you have probably heard before, but have always been afraid to explore. HTC is one of those brands that prides themselves on making quality and stylish products. Where other manufacturers like Samsung make great devices, they leave the user with a plastic cheap looking design. When the HTC One M8 launched, they changed the game with their Front Facing 5MP "Selfie" camera. It's no surprise that this device is targeted towards the average consumer and not the business market. This phone is strictly all party and no business. With the latest announcement of the HTC Desire Eye, they have done it again. This time sporting a very stylish 13MP Front Facing Camera with a Dual Flash! WOW! Not only does this device sport two great cameras (rear facing 4 ultrapixels), but it's up to par with other high end smartphones in terms of water resistance. The Desire Eye can withstand water resistance up to 1m for 30 mins, ma...

I am still in shock after seeing a presentation on the all new Samsung Galaxy VR. They have finally done it! The ultimate game changer. Samsung, with the help of Oculus, has created a fully immersed and interactive Virtual Reality device that connects to a Samsung Galaxy Note 3 or 4. It gives the user a 96 degree viewing experience for things like games, pictures and movies. This puts the user IN the experience and makes you feel like you are actually there. Are you a gamer? No problem. Purchase the Samsung game controller and hook it up to the Galaxy VR to get in the game. The estimated cost of the unit will be $200 which is pretty fair price, but what's the catch? The bad: The Galaxy VR only works with specific Samsung devices and no other Android phones, the unit is quite bulky and can only be used in a sitting position for the most part, lastly there are many attachments such as the game controller, NFC enabled headphones and the Galaxy Note itself. While $2...